Sentence examples for bizarre eccentric from inspiring English sources

Outrageous, bizarre, eccentric – all of the things you need in a great artist and performer.

Weather Machine has been compared to a giant scepter and has been called "bizarre", "eccentric", "playful", "unique", "wacky", "whimsical", "zany", and a "piece of wizardry".

As a travel writer open and game to exploring the offbeat and oddball within a few hours or one day's drive of New York City Virginiaa to Maine), I've stumbled on some pretty bizarre, eccentric and/or downright weird things.

Dickens introduces a modern psychological understanding as he describes the insecurities and damaged self-esteem of the main characters and surrounds them with a marvellous array of bizarre eccentrics.

Long live such eccentrics!

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Danvers, the austere and homoerotic housekeeper in "Rebecca," or Catherine Tramell, the cool putative murderess of "Basic Instinct"—seem to pose a physical and sexual menace; the Miss Havishams of the canon, bizarre and aloof, are usually mere eccentrics).

In fact, the plot fairly creaks with coincidences, and there are so many bizarre characters that I longed for one ordinary person to offset the gallery of eccentrics.

It's these two, divergent narratives – the one bizarre and whimsical, the other bizarre and anything but – that uncoil throughout a text populated with Ronson's trademark eccentrics.

"As a piece of fashion, it is surreal, tangentially bizarre, different and eccentric.

"BIZARRE AND ECCENTRIC TOUR OF THE EAST VILLAGE" includes stops at stores offering tattoos, body piercing and magic potions.